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When the IPhone 7 was unveiled and Apple confirmed that the headphone jack,an undying invention since the 19th century,

The provisions pertaining to Copyrights and their protection in India are governed by the Copyright Act, 1957. Copyright exists in expression of an idea and it is not a right in the novelty of an idea. Copyright protects skill, labour and capital employed by the author. Its object is to protect the writer and author from the unlawful reproduction, plagiarism, piracy, copying and imitation.

In the rapidly evolving tech landscape, innovation and standardization are crucial for ensuring seamless interoperability between products and services.

The importance of Licensing as a strategy for business alliance has increased over the years as a consequence of increased industrialization of which the fallout is diminishing real estate resources and increasing infrastructure costs

It has been generally noticed that more often than not many problems snowball into a very complicated one just because of the ignorance of 'how to choose the right lawyer?'

For years, AI developers operated on a simple assumption: if content was publicly accessible online, it could be scraped, processed, and used to train AI systems. That assumption is now at the centre of one of the most consequential legal battles in the technology industry.

While legal merits are important, experienced business leaders know that litigation is only one component of a broader commercial decision.

SEP jurisprudence, evolving across multiple jurisdictions, consistently underscores the paramount importance of "Fairness" in all dealings ensuing in a FRAND negotiation.

The present laws governing ICT have been derived from the Indian Telegraph Act 1885, Indian Wireless Telegraphy Act 1933, The Telegraph Wire Unlawful Possession Act 1950 and the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act 1995.

Recently, the Government of India has enforced the Patents (Amendment) Rules, 2021 (Rules).

In the digital age, content distribution and consumption have evolved rapidly, increasing access to creative works while amplifying concerns about copyright infringement.

The creation of a trademark results in the rise of certain proprietary rights, which can be exclusively exercised by the proprietor.

Intellectual property laws allow its owners to exclude others from performing certain specified acts, at the same time it allows him to grant third parties special permission to perform any of those acts through licensing, while retaining ownership.

This article aims to study intellectual property audit and its importance in the management of intellectual assets of organizations.